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A GOOD SHOWING.
MADE by WATER WORKS, BOARD,
An Interesting Comparison of tho Receipt.
! and Expenditures In This Depart. v
nent for Ton Yonrs Past Tho ~
Present Consumers. I

The report Of the City Water Board
which wGa presented In tho Second Branch
at the special Council meeting held las,
Friday night and which was referred
without being read, 10 the Committee on
Accounts for examination and report, Il
ono that contains several interesting
figures. '.% EXON va iNt.G1
One OF the principal features that at
tracts attention is a comparison Of the
total expenditures made during tho iou,
and one-half years that the Water Wo,ks
have been under tho control and manage.
mont Of a Board Of Trustees, with tho OK.
penditures mado during the preceding
five years whom the Works were run
under the old committee system. The
comparison is one that demonstrates most
clearly the wisdom Of having this import.
ant department under the management Of
q Board. 1s'1ss,.' ~ "
1t shows that in tho forr and one.hnlI
years. after an increased expenditure Of
s., 1893 for extension Of mains, and m in.
crease OF $40. 44 in the cost OF coal, tina,
the expenses have been S5l less than they
were in the five preceding years under the
old cumbersome regime.
The net receipts OF the Board for this
period have been $50. 514 larger than they
were In the five years before; and during
the time Of the Board q discount OF Sl7,
7s7 has been allowed consumers; this In
addition to the net increase OF revenue.
The water aasesgmonta for tho six
montha ending April l, 1887, are as fol.
lows: Dwellinea and rooms. $3.50; stores,
ordinaries. s; boarding houses, ii: bath,
(privatel, 4l3; ditto (public), 70;
hose, $50; closets, 443; horses, 657; utre4t
carriages, l50; iountsins yard, g.;
fountains (soda), Is; elevators, 10; motors,
Q; factories and mills, O.; hotels, 4; rail.
roade, 3. .rHT1, :.
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Runlorcd Deuot Cl,nures.

There are still reports aAost concerning
changes and improvements Of a greater or
less extent that are to be made in the B.
4 0. passenger accommodations at this
point. Talk about now depot on large
scale, with all modern improvements, ETC.,
is to be heard sill the time, but can
be- traced To nothing definite. The
latest rumor ts that the present depot Is TO
be fixed up, with telegraph ofIice in tie
waiting room, so that it will not be nocea.
sary to SO q half tquare to ascertain how
late train is or to send lneesage. Con.
sldoring the large number Of passenger
tralns that arrive Ia and depart from this
city daily, tho passenger accommodations
arc ve,y lneagrc, ---1lL.-...s,..I--... 81
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SA.ILE.

Il '.
10. No q J. H. Zaue's Addition, fronting q, ,ee,
OIL South +. ont street and runniLK an equal wlIth
to low water marx Price 5000. Wv '
NO. 1910 Main street, o Ioolns. y n X
No. 1909 Jacob street, rooms y E
Nc. lsC9 Woods STREET, 5 roomed frame house,
can be bought for 81 $50. - Z -'o ,''",
NO. 10 Sixteenth street Il. -, u ~
No. 22i7 Eof street.
No. 26S5 Chapllne street. 4-'tsh
NO. GO North Front street. "a 5.1.F & III \ &
NO. IS Maryland street. ISL IS 1901 49,
NO: e9l9 Chapline street. g, - = 'i.-s35b
desirable residence at Beach Bottom. m tho
l l,1e 81 the F. MIS- KY r r., i miles from
twelve acres Of land VIII exchange for d esirs I
Desirable Market street property. lot No, Is and
paaarSsit No " Known a. l7iTand l7!i Market street
street Stonnd 70 feet 'front.' running back la2 ieet.
-, Desirable Manufacturing Bite, lots. In Fourth
u. +. o. q ~ re. g.
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g The Bar Association Of West Virginia
have arranged with the Ohio River Rail.
road company for an excuroion from Wheel
ing to Charleston, W. Va, Tuendsy, Janu-
airy Is, train to leave Pittsburgh, Wheeling
4 Kentucky depot at 7:l0 A. NJ. city time.
Fare tho round trip 50 rs. For iurther
information call at office Of the company,
foot Of Eleventh street. ~. Flfa;
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VIZ ~" y q
1slnnl Property Sold,

Saturday tho real estate known rs the
Waters property, situated on the leland,
WAS offered at public sale at tho Public
Building. But two parcels were sold dur
ing the day, the sale OF tho remainder,
consisting OF twenty-eight lots and several
tenemens, being adjourned until Friday
next. The property cold comprised the
east half Of lot No. 1 on the north side OF
Iane street, in Horny Moore's addition,
being o ohe.story cottage; price $3.50.
The second piece sold sdjoins the above,
having q one.story, lye.roomed cottage
upon it; price, $1,000. George Lemons
was the purchaser OF both. 3FgTgfiI-7
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FOR RENT.

Immediate possession given: q 3 $500
TWO new Office rooms, No. 1870 Mhrket street
win Natural gas. NJ ,l1 o,s7L,s.)- 80 =
10. l75 Sixteenth street. d month, SIG c.. y
No. GO Twcnty.thlsd E:reet, rooms and kitchen
s. " month. II r. 90 49, IN - :,
10. 2744 Eo'f st. rooms, s1o.0o.
NO. 1905 Alley II, west OF IcCulloch st., Slo.oa I
70. u ViIglnix St, 6 rooms $3.50, u = 80, VI
No. S07 Alley B, rooms, Sd ", 2 II. 8
= NO 1901 woods street, . rooms, 81 90 AS
~ 1so5 Jacob street. first floor. month, 50 %.
No. 100 Jacob street second floor, q month 40 20
no: go Sixteenth ht.eet: rooms and attic, ia o.
stofe room and dwelling. southeast corner ri
10. 2lo3 Main street, business house. 4 5..t 53f
No. $40 Main street, rooms. . !! r. 8 80
70. rs Eighteenth street, $40 % a month.
10. Sac6 Chapline st., sooms, sl2,c0, $50,
NO. 27lG Eod st., rooms, SIS .l!. = 5Yt,
\ No. lt6 Fifteenth St, 8 rcoms. : Is N,
No; 17as Market st. n vi agf & e VIZ, }li
~ building knSw1 as Capitol Dining Rooms No,
saTs JAMES A. HENRY, 1
Ma Estate Agent, Collector aud Notary Public,
|Ao otlce, No. lsl2 Market Street
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The following conyeyances Of real es.
tate were recorded in Clerk HOOKS Office
Saturday: l5ts s5IsS
Deed made January /, 1887, by. Oillauu
Terril and hueband, to William Ray, for
thirly.fonr acres Of land on Battle Run,
Liberty district, Consideration, 5000. i
Deed made June s, 1874, by the Stone
Church Cemetery Association, to August
Heimbereer and wife, for lot No 90 in Sec
ton A. Consideration, $35. "a "a,
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4 THIRD TICKET

Wheeling, January II, 1887.
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Valuable Farm For Sale,

q
oler for sale the Farm owned by tho lah
Oanel ieck, situated In kchland township. W
moaI county, Ohio, on the National road, one ana
ABOUT ~ acres Of good and well !, Ing land; we!i
wa'crcd in good state OF cultivation. There IS
loo acres cleared land. the balance timber: About
e. aeses II grass. On tho farm area co,ioiao ns
other necessary ouibuldlngs; an apple orchsId, Of
iout TOUT ncrcs-trees Of good Bixe aud vahfH
therc u also vineyard Of 1855 grape vines, ecnr
ING OF zen varieties Of the most choice fruit iht.e
u . number Of other fruit trees. peaches. pluSss
ehcss1c7, &C. The farm Is In an excellent nelsq :,
noshood. convenient 10 schools; and. locaed II
Is, on tho National road, will make very de'llan
bio and pleasant home ior family. Terms o. nie
VIII DC madG reasonable. For further particular
Or Information concerning the property cail oho'
ADDRESS the undersigned. Ct. Clainyille. ONO
rs. Il &. r. " OLIVIA PECK,
E1ecntrix OF Daniel Peck, DECEASED
Or 10 G. A. sCHAEFER 4 CO.. -, y.
JAG - Real EstAte Agent. Wheeling. ". ".
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.onIce: Nos. 20 aud - Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements.

q Wanted-Front Room.
Wanted dencrri Agency In Wheeling,
8 Dividend Notice-Gerlnan Fire insurance Co.
4 Chance to Draw M Excellent Organ.
y Trustees Snlc--S. !. CNwtord.
For sale--Vnluab!c Real Estate on Wheeling
Isltnd. N .' 49, .f-t ~
/: Grand Opera lIouse-Hi Henry's Famou, Min.
strels. t.s r-s
Opera Housc-John r. Raymond. -
Gnrd Opera Ilolise-Ba!dwinT Theatre Company,
Rev STOCK OF Embroider,es-J .. Rhodes 4 Co.
Prices Reduced-T. e. M0Gnt & Co. a.p
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s FALL aud winter stock just received.
/ iull line Of Suitings, Oyercoatings
and pantalcOnings. Also q full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Suitings Speciality. &sa,
!Ej'.tl5lzT7 c.. HESS & SONS.
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Second lot OF Scotch WOO! underwear
Just received. For comfort tliere Is
nothing better. They are warranted
not to shrink. Z. HESS Il SON. 4
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"07HELLo's cccupat;on's gone" He
used to spend days and nights cursing the
tates and the rheumatism. Now he only
lies down and laughs to think how easily
he was cured by Salvation Oil, ut Is cents.
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No MERCHANT or professional man cen
afford to be without q Caligraph type.
writer. It save time and health. An ex.
animation ist solicited at our salesroom,
No, IS Twelfth street. q, q 3 / !.
'tFS'fii, - 49, EDWARD r.. Rosr &fCn. p.
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WE have introduced new systcm Of
selling Watches on the installmcnt plan
whereby you can secure watch ut once
On easy payments. Call and investigate.
20 JACOB ". GRUBB, Jewelcr,
psls @A, Cor. Twelfth md Market SIS,
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Thermometers Record,

Tho following SHOVE the ;rcnge Of The
thermometer rs observed at Schnept's drug
atoro, Opera House corner, Saturday
IAN, SO; - NJ, So; p. NJ, 81; IL
NJ, .i00. WeGther-snow. Sunday: I A
NJ, 3i'; IL NJ, 400; 3r. N, 5lo0.
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viii find this splendid opportunity TO
buy inc Cali Shoes. We have now tho
largest and finest stock OF fine Calf Cor.
doyan. Dongo!a, kaugaroo. and English
Po:poiss shoes in the city. Sc b. Essl
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the 0lty aud Wheeling Folks

Strangers in the Oily aud. wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Dan Prayer has gone to Chicago on
a brief business trip.
Mics Nellie, daughter Of Mr.. janet
Robinson, has entered Mt. dc Chantal.
Mr.. G. A. STICKY, Of the letter.ca!rier
force, is of on fifteen days vacation.
Charles Crago, son Of Prof. +. II. Crsgo,
haa gone to Cleveland to work, in print.
ing house. \.
Dr.. G. Ackermsnn hiss gone to New York
where he will remain soma time attend
ing clinics. Z.
Messls. +. P. thinner and Thomas a.
Hathaway, of Grand Island, Neb., are
whiting in the city.
Frank A. VierhelIer, formerly OF this
city, Ia 10 be married TO Miss Carrie W.
Bucnler, Of Parkesaburg, next Thursday
evening. r" a'jz9I ~
The large circle Of friends OF Rev. and
Mrs. George L Wiliins, OF Monmouth,
ILL.,, form srly Of .hin city, will be panied
to learn OF the death OF Vincent, their
three-yoar old son who died on the 1o:h
inst. :e,7-- "
Daniel Kline, OF Chicago, formerly con-
nected for = number Of years with the
Laughlin drug house of this city, has
been married to Miss Jessie R. Beldsn. OF
tho! city. The announcement cards have
been received here. .3s+z-t ~
Hon. N. Z. Whitaker, one Of the legis-
lat,ve delegation from this county, taking
advantage OF tho adjournment over
Saturday, came home Saturday morning
to spend Sunday with his family and look
after some buelneas matters.
Misa Side, daughter OF Judge Hsrlsnd,
Of Cynthians, Ky, aud Misu Minnie
Parks, of tho ssma. place, arrived here
Saturday to attend the second term Of the
Wheeling Female College, which begins
Wednesday. the 18th inst. Prof. Brown
says that he expects several other pupils
from kentucky. RI a RI - N
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V GIBsoN'sand DAuaHRRTY's Rye Whiskies
9 speciality at Warner 4 Heatne's Senate
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TRIDNEYIPAINS

tfTi And that weary. llieles,, a'l.Soro soma.
e M TN evos Present with those 81 Intlemed
~ A9iIips and Sides, overwortod Or worn Hs oui
y di.easc, debility OF dtSlpauon, arc relieved In
me minute and are speedily cured By tho Ctticuta
.nM'Pain Plaster, q new, original, elegant and In.
allible anstoote 70 pain md Inflammation. AZ all
ios;on. Z, T. ja3.xThaw !
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INDICATIONS.

WAsu1SaroY, D. O., Jan 17.-For West
Virginia, coldernorthweste rlyw winds, snow,
with cold wave. --.;
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GlBsos'sand D AuonRRry's Rye Whiskies
Especially at Warner & Hearne's Senate
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Oscar Sss'sy, Pre,idsn! Of ths Board Of Ga
Trustees u ;ssI 4gglil.,'',.l.s IN ..,s-,b', &

Oscar Ses'ey, Pre,idsn! Of ths Board Of Gas
Trustees q Hgl fzsiiEr7g. sa 5sIpi,5i
DEAF elR:-I bave made Az e4amina.
ton Of the Illuminating gas nov being
made at the city gas works regarding lis
Illuminating power, and the effect OF il.
Illuminating power on tho quantity Of gas
passed through tho meter. ~ a',s, sl'ls'
. Tho illuminating power OF the gas WAS
tested by mo with the American photo.
meter Oh the 18th inst, and gave IL. S
standard candle power. TIE record at the
gas Office gives II as the average candle
power during December, 1886, and II. for
December 1885, gain Of three.tenths IN
favor OF December last.
Tne standard candle power in the gas
works Of this country is 10; the Wheel
ing gas works average show then 1.3 can.
die power above the standard, and the
records show, S. times during the year, as
high as Is, ISL. and 10. IN, 5'5 ~,
In regard TO the quantity Of gas passed
BY meter being affected By its changing
IN illuminating power I. can cay that such
Is not the case. The meter is only meas.
yrer Of volumes and the quantity Of gas
passed through II is DUE solely to pressure,
and equal volumes Of gas and air would
pass In the same time, under the same
pressure, for the illuminating power Of gas
haa no affect on the measuring capacity
Of the meter. I.spectiully yours, n
CuA9. L. DwIaHr, Chemist.
Whccllng, january IA, 1881. s,ell5s
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Over 100 ynrietie,

Over 100 Varieties N:l
Of the purest and best toilet soaps made
by Colgate & Co. Cashmere Bouquet the
sIE!I;t ~ z ,'9gJ}IIlIIE
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FOR -RENT.G

Five Roomed House, gas aud water and othc,
modeIn improvements AZ North York street. !
York street. E5'f - - = ~ ' :"
Ten Ioomed Housc, 10 Eleventh street, gas, no,
Seven r1omed House With all '.moccra improve
ments 23 South York ktreet, - - =. Iii
-. Ten roomed House, 1sl3 Chapliue st,oat; fne
stx roomed Hon,c, with bathroom, hot and cold
water l65 North Front street, : 80 5 s'>
Also; have several Small Houses, from two rooms
up 70 hye rooms. In different parts OF the city. r
sleeping EooT suitable or lgh,
Store. rooms 1919 Main street with second s:ory.
Builolng "a n. corner Of Marke. and Eleventh
Assse an o1d and esasllhed retail stand
Store aud Dwelling, No, 2iS9 Main street ,{.f,.l
store-room and Dwelling. No: CO Twelfth street.
" g. o. SMITH, e
y5, ~. Broker aud Real Estate Agent,
: !1!o ----- :. =. - -.-lL-. 1o0 Main Street.
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PEAsE Towxsulp tax books at R. T.
Howell's Office, Bridgeport, fa'Tg 5,9 ].
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GlpsoS'aand DAuduEErY's Rye Whistles
3 specially at Warner 4 Hearne's Senate
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PANS vanish Ike luists before the sun.
light, when 81. Jacobs OIL is applied.
Fifty cents.
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Gentlemen.

MOTHERS know the benefit OF Red Sta,
Cough Cure. 1t contains no opiates.
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"QuEEs's Evidence" by the Baldwin
Company, at tho Grand this evening.
Tns eteel plant OF tho Wheeling Com.
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FOR RENT,

DOR RENT-DEsIRABLE RESI-.
II DENrE, No. 1000 Chapliue street Pos ession
given April lst Empire OF J. 4. HOLIDAY 4
SONS, corner Market and Twentieth streets ia1 !
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders OF Tic
franklin Insurance company will be held At their
office, IS Twelfth street. On Monday, January Il,
between the hours Of one TO four =. H. for the elet.
ton Of Directors aud any other business that may
be brought before Them. ilEs q 81
jalO.x s8E ~ !. L. SrROEIILEIS, Bec'y.
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THE SULTAN.

A Sultan sat by Danubc's tide
And sore distressed aloud he cried; Z
While like the waters to the sea I
His tears ran down both fast and free. 4
A passing stranger said: "My friend.
Why do those tears so fast descend" 3
"Alas!" he sobbcd, ''1'vc lost all hope;
I've lost my cake Of Ivory SOAR.
No moro in pride through town III 60,
With garments clean and white as snow;
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
A sGAinst ID.

There lie coal cold in Wilmington thai
banishes the cold from bouses, offices,
stores and manufactures. You shall
know ere you read through. The case ID
Coal versus Cold. Powerful little words
And both begin with "Co." Strike tha,
balance out and you have "al" against
sd" Cancel the 'i's' and you have A
against d. A wins OF course. Valiant A.
The fret letter, the initial of the fret man
A No l. Certainly A, the fret letter, Ia
ahead of D. the fourth letter, and wins
every time.
You will fnd It so every time you buy
that particular coal. 1t routs and defeats,
yes aunihilates cold. None Is better,
clean.r, brighter, cheaper or more salts
factory. Try II and you will be glad.
The name OF the man who sells 1t Is Mr..
James Mills, Fourth street aad Railroad
avenu d, dealer In coal aud wood, always
OF the best quality al always at the low.
est market price Telephone, postal card
and messenger, He is a very kind heart
ed, gentlemsply aud manly sort OF man
Get the genial sunny aud cheerful pres
ence OF Mr. Mills' coal on FIRE in your
stoves aud happy emotions will prevail
with you In your cheerful homes With
US you see, A aud u are in close har
mony We get warmed up by the very
thought Of Mr. Mills coal, which stops
all the fight between A and ID by bliss
full union In the peace, love and fellow.
ship OF our ad.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

QUE CITY u extending In oil dirsc.
hoos. end In ;sessllg - rapidly In
population and wealth - at any former
period OF s,ms. In 184o the population
num oered 5000, and nos the number
IL nos less than 56 600. Increasing In
the came ratio for she next 4s years she
namer will b. 393,0 900 We have no
resson to think this calculation usoplan.
The territory embrA ed in the olsy will
necessarily be greatly enlarged before
that tine, - 70 asco n modsts sll sbe
citizens the territory nov occupied
BY duslllp9s viii have to Be- multiplied
BY seven. rhe holders Of building loss
m " therefore take heart, ~ the prloes
must nesssArlly advance, and In some
cases Spectators will rsAlizs very
handsomely on their ,uvsssnen .. The
Ess, Lake Park. the H,yhlsn IL, Silver.
brook and West Wilmington will be
fully oocu pied before twenty years shall
pass away, and subu. Dan residen oss
gill extend In all directions. Oar city
has certainly . grAud future before IL,
and the IN 81 Who Ia, sl f1cient dis
viii not 80 aniss for proA ..
hie investmenx.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

A REEsRMAroRY SCHOOL for g,rls is
something that 10 urgently needed in
this city, as there are mum bers OF cases
whore IL coaid not bat prove beneh ,ial
In saving young girls from ruin. When
> girl makes false sep, unlsss her
frieI is come 10 her rescue, which we
are sorry TO say 10 seldom the case, she
is doomed, and there 10 bat little II any
nope for her. I there were some reiu Se
to which she oouli be sent, where she
would receive . course OF moral train
ing, su;h a., In msuy ins.An ,es, she
never rs,e.ved 3. home, she NIGH. te
'sAved, rs there are b und reds OF Ia stan oes
where suoa has bsen the case In ins,i-
tuaons OF this kind In our sls;er city,
PhilAdel phla. Wishin the past two
weeks young girl was taken from this
city to retormatory in Philadel ph,s,
but In her case she had irfi lentl. ii
friends who done for hsr what could
not have bsen accom- plished In any
other way. We have Q reform school
for boys, and should certainly have one
also for girls, IS 1t is fully as iu portau,
TO save them 40 IL 10 those OF the o opo-
site sex.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

Ladies and gentlemen ase Instructed In
tcc hnioat hnoWiedgs qualtfy lag thomi fof
the traBsaotit n Of businobs and the proper
N snag ment Of business afAtrs.
buslness men, merchants and fNrmer
who have had doubts as 70 wheiher o prActi,
oal business education oould be obtained
outside OF the counting room have boon saf
prtsed at the thoroughly practical ms anei
besn qualified for haeiuess engagements ai
Pierce College. and are now am <ng IL
.armest friends.
Ten Hundred and Fifty (lobo) students
last year.
osll or writs for Cirsui .r and Ooumenss
ment proceedings, containing addresees Of
9overnors Beaver AND Biegs and Rev. Sam
". small and Rev. sam. p, Jones.
REV. JOHN THOMPSON, Dsau.
Omoss, koens and Q. Second Floor.
ala ecdAWkm
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28

THERE ARE some men % innocent
that it really seems pity that they
were ever elected to effi ,es OF public
trust. The idea that any Coun oil man,
Who attended the special session en- the
lS.h did not know that the fact OF It's
being construed into o meeting did not
entitle him to dollar, according TO the
law, seems prepost,rous, and yel there
were mem oers who Affected TO believe
last evening thai 1t was not 10 be enter.
et o. he roll. As Mr.. Bsush remark.
ed, :" he members Of Council are not
fools " aud We do not believe that there
was single mem Der Who ans wered that
roll call bat kuew that the clerk Vas
obliged 70 credit him with ut t,endins o
meeting. As far IS considering the
park on the East side WAS oon serned
there vas not . single word saii about
1t when the invitation 10 attend the
meetlns Of the Land League was accept
cd, or when the motion sas made and
carried last Thursday night 10 adj ,urn
until Tuesday evening. Mr.. CainD
said In effect last evening that he did
not care for the press, bat We very
strongly incline TO tho opinion tha, II
the press had rem ained silent bout this
grab, there wou never have been Q
word said abou. 1t In Ooun oil, ard the
dollars would have gone the same road
shat hundreds Of others went in the
phluy days OF unlimited com nlt,ee
meetings. The iA,t OF the matter is
that Council Is in . hole, sbd the people
expect the members to get out OF IL, by
either refusing 70 accept this unearned
dollar, or BY returning 1t 70 the city
treasury.